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October 17, 2025 Deals & Cases
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  • Event
    2026 Business Law Institute Virtual Series | Part 2
    The presentation addresses the tax-driven considerations in terms of an M&A process. 
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  • Publication
    California Expands Antitrust Law, Increasing Exposure for Companies with Market Power
    California enacted the COMPETE Act on Sept. 30, expanding the Cartwright Act to cover certain monopolization and monopsonization conduct while limiting enforcement of the new provision to the California attorney general and district attorneys.
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    Polsinelli Secures Federal Circuit Win for TCO in Patent Appeal
    Polsinelli secured a significant appellate victory for client TCO Group (TCO) before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, which vacated a judgment that two asserted patent claims were not invalid and remanded the matter for further proceedings.
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    2026 Mid-Year Employment Law Updates
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    Polsinelli Names David Karp as Chair of Restructuring & Strategic Capital Practice, Andrew Nazar as Vice Chair
    Polsinelli today announced its rebranded and expanded Restructuring & Strategic Capital Practice, naming David J. Karp Chair and Andrew J. Nazar Vice Chair as the group builds a premier offering specifically designed for the middle-market. 
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    Delaware Court Extends Hikma to Labels Without Carve-Outs
    In one of the first life sciences cases to address induced infringement after Hikma v. Amarin, the District of Delaware held that its affirmative-conduct standard applies even when a generic uses the full reference label, rejecting Vanda’s argument that Hikma is limited to skinny-label carve-outs.
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